Sentence examples for would have struck from inspiring English sources

(Had either passed, the courts would have struck them down).

"If he had thrown me a fastball, I would have struck out," he said, still smiling.

Until now, anyway, the idea of challenging those prices would have struck me as absurd.

The civilization of "always more" would have struck him as moral and political madness.

That he is still in New York would have struck him as: "Horrible.

Replays appeared to show that the ball would have struck high off the fence, if not the top of it.

(One wonders who would have struck fellow classmates as more likely to be handling an explosive wheelbarrow — Avrakatos or Ditka).

In another city, this would have struck officials as abusive policing and a gross violation of civil rights.

(One wonders how these distinctly uncarnal qualities would have struck the Boston adolescent with his copy of Vanity Fair).

At that time, the idea that we would start a relationship would have struck us both as unlikely.

However, our understanding of the relationship between a bodily sign and disease would have struck the historical actors involved in the patient examinations at the Augsburg pox hospital as bizarre.